
Heart Attack
心动攻陷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 749k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Marriage Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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9Fans
666Chapters
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Now that I've seen this, I don't feel that the heroine has any father. It's just that her senses for the male protagonist have changed too quickly! From the beginning, the scumbag teased her friend to a nice person. I only saw the female protagonist because she was given the choice of whether to discuss the script with the big boss in private, and I felt that the male protagonist was actually quite good. Later, while discussing things, the male protagonist met a girl and struck up a conversation. In fact, I personally feel that girls are chatting quite normally, except that they are a bit thick-skinned and want to have a handsome guy's WeChat in the list, because I also have this experience, but the other party just gave it to me. But that's not the point. The point is that after the male protagonist tactfully refuses, the girl thinks that he is stalking her if she asks him again. This word means that you will never change until death. Isn't it a bit too much? After the heroine came out, she saw a girl posting on Sanhe's WeChat account and the hero said in her heart that she had watched a big show. One of the things I understand is that when a girl is "stalking" and being rejected, she is ridiculed (for lack of a better word), or from the perspective of the male protagonist's girlfriend, she sees someone "hooking up" with her boyfriend. I just don't understand why the heroine uses this word. There is also Su Hexiang, who writes too low. Nowadays, no one would see someone else growing up like them and say that the other person earned what they did, right? Also, the male protagonist has always maintained a good attitude towards Su Hexiang and understands that the family cannot quarrel with each other, but replying to messages one after another will make others interested in you. Especially the one where one second he was sending something to Su Hexiang, and the next second he was replying to Xie Nan's message, and then it was back to Su Hexiang who was very angry. I don't even know why the male protagonist returned Su Hexiang...😥
Now that I've seen this, I don't feel that the heroine has any father. It's just that her senses for the male protagonist have changed too quickly! From the beginning, the scumbag teased her friend to a nice person. I only saw the female protagonist because she was given the choice of whether to discuss the script with the big boss in private, and I felt that the male protagonist was actually quite good. Later, while discussing things, the male protagonist met a girl and struck up a conversation. In fact, I personally feel that girls are chatting quite normally, except that they are a bit thick-skinned and want to have a handsome guy's WeChat in the list, because I also have this experience, but the other party just gave it to me. But that's not the point. The point is that after the male protagonist tactfully refuses, the girl thinks that he is stalking her if she asks him again. This word means that you will never change until death. Isn't it a bit too much? After the heroine came out, she saw a girl chatting with the hero on WeChat and said in her heart that she had watched a big show. One of the things I understand is that when a girl is "stalking" and being rejected, she is ridiculed (for lack of a better word), or from the perspective of the male protagonist's girlfriend, she sees someone "hooking up" with her boyfriend. I just don't understand why the heroine uses this word. And Su Hexiang, the writing is too low. Nowadays, no one would see someone else growing up like them and say that the other person earned what they did, right? Also, the male protagonist has always maintained a good attitude towards Su Hexiang and understands that the family cannot quarrel with each other, but replying to messages one after another feels like it will make others interested in you. Especially the one where one second he was sending something to Su Hexiang, and the next second he was replying to Xie Nan's message, and then it was back to Su Hexiang who was very angry. I don't even know why the male protagonist returned to Su Hexiang...